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privacy at war – summary of second webinar
Second Webinar: Memory and Commemorative Aspects Background In late 2023, Future Privacy Forum’s Israel Tech Policy Institute held two webinars examining aspects of privacy at wartime. This post is a […]
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Privacy at war – summary of first webinar
First Webinar: Administrative Aspects Background In late 2023, Future of Privacy Forum’s Israel Tech Policy Institute, held two webinars looking into aspects of privacy at wartime. It appears that as […]
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Israel’s New AI Policy: A Primer
Introduction: Artificial intelligence (AI) has received extensive scrutiny in the field of technology regulation. The capabilities of AI systems pose new and complex challenges, including maintaining neutrality and algorithmic transparency […]
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Will publication of identifying details in Israeli court rulings be prohibited in the future?
Background Court rulings in Israel include the publication of names and identifying details. These include details of the parties to the legal process, court witnesses, attorneys of the parties, and […]
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ANALYSIS OF A DECADE OF ISRAELI JUDICIAL DECISIONS RELATED TO DATA PROTECTION (2012-2022)
FPF – Israel Tech Policy Institute sought to examine the judicial decisions in civil actions under Israel’s Privacy Law, which includes rules that regulate data protection. We examined the extent […]
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Artificial intelligence in human reproduction: charting the ethical debate over AI in IVF
Dr. Sivan Tamir’s new article, originally analyzes the ethical implications of introducing AI into assisted human reproduction technologies (e.g., IVF) – through both Bioethics and AI Ethics frameworks. Whether a […]
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A Government Proposal to Reduce the Gap Between the Israeli Privacy Protection Arrangement and the European Union One
It was recently published that the Israel Ministry of Justice (MoJ; through the Privacy Protection Authority and the Department of Advisory and Legislation) seeks to promote an amendment to the […]
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Supporting health innovation with fair informationi practice principles – key issues emerging from oecd-israel workshop
OECD-Israel Workshop January 2021 Report, prepared by Limor Shmerling Magazanik, Israel Tech Policy Institute’s Managing Director Event took place on January 19-20, 2021 In order to learn about ongoing efforts […]
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The significance of inclusion in clinical trials and medical research databases
Before you treat a man with a condition,Know that not all cures can heal all people.For the chemistry that works on one patient,May not work for the next,Because even medicine […]
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An Introduction to Adversarial Machine Learning – Developments in Research, Risks and Other Implications
While there is an extensive ongoing public debate about the ethical difficulties of relying on artificial intelligence-based models, little attention is being paid to the ability of malicious actors to […]